12. The MOD R/M Byte: If the mod R/M byte has the following data in it: mod 11 reg 011 a. What addressing mode is being use in the instruction? b. What is the source register (use 16 bit register)? c. What is the destination register(use 16 bit register)? d. What does the assembly instruction look like? r/m 000

12. The MOD R/M Byte: If the mod R/M byte has the following data in it: mod 11 reg 011 a. What addressing mode is being use in the instruction? b. What is the source register (use 16 bit register)? c. What is the destination register(use 16 bit register)? d. What does the assembly instruction look like? r/m 000

Principles of Information Systems (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781285867168

Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Publisher:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Chapter3: Hardware: Input, Processing, Output, And Storage Devices

Section: Chapter Questions

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